
'We want love, peace and unity': Local Iranians call for prayers as protests continue
"I always ask my friends to pray. It's the key to everything."
"I always ask my friends to pray. It's the key to everything."
The Ōtūmoetai Social Supermarket is set to open on November 1.
A preventative healthcare event is taking place at the Queen Elizabeth Youth Centre.
The Majestic Princess arrives in Tauranga at 5.30am on October 15 and departs at 5.15pm.
Other stained glass panels are stored at Tauranga City Council's Heritage Collection.
Retailers and shoppers slam Tauranga city's new on-street parking changes.
NIWA recorded rainfall was 149 per cent higher than normal in September.
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The whare has been named after a pensioner who died in transitional housing back in March.
A free parking trial started due to Covid-19 will soon end.
The weekend is looking to be more settled after a wet start to the school holidays.
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If approved, the new parking rates will come into effect on December 1.
One Tauranga man has resorted to filling in 'horrible' potholes himself.
"In the next 10 years about 50 per cent of our GPs are set to retire."
Superintendent Tim Anderson has outlined his key priorities.
There are also free one-hour fitness sessions on offer.
The disruption is likely to continue for the rest of the year.
The EVES Open – World Tennis Tour: Tauranga will be held from December 18-24.
Friends, family and fans are mourning the loss of the Kiwi drum and bass pioneer.
"We use metaphors but it's all about the meaning behind the picture."
Auckland's drum 'n' bass legend Jay Monds was loved by many.
"The growth rate in Pāpāmoa is huge so this will really help to serve the community."
BOPRC will decide today whether to adopt a regional transport plan with an ambitious goal.
Jordan Grant has been hooked on going sideways on gravel for years.
Sivell was released on bail after an initial court appearance in March.
One patient said the difference it had made in his life had been like "chalk and cheese".